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Undoubtedly, the sandwich is really only five inches. Five and a half, tops.
No mayonaisse?
Undoubtedly, the sandwich is really only five inches. Five and a half, tops.
We should measure it and compare.
Exactly what I said.Originally Posted by PandaSpur
I've been talking about the sandwich all along, get your mind out of the gutter.
Back in the day, you could buy Burger King underwear with "Home of the Whopper" s ched on.
Seven inches is a pre-cooking measurement. THERE WAS SHRINKAGE!!!
I'm pretty sure it's stored in a freezer/refrigerator too.. We all know what happens when it's cold.
Itttttttttttttttttt app-hears that they have, in fact, named a sandwich after me! And stra-hangely enough, I have no objection to this. Carry on.
What a coincidence, I'm eating a burger and fries right now.
And you didn't invite me?What a coincidence, I'm eating a burger and fries right now.
Oh don't even go there......the anti-fun police, remember?And you didn't invite me?
PM's
Oh don't even go there......the anti-fun police, remember?
PM's
I was just thinking that a 7 incher or a footlong would sound good to some people right now.
It does and it was.
I was just thinking that a 7 incher or a footlong would sound good to some people right now.
A nooner, huh?It does and it was.
This thread =
The mayo is creeping me out.
This new Subway ad is great.
^
Holy , that's funny.
It happens to a lot of restaurant chains.
You just had to go there. But it is funny.This new Subway ad is great.
I've heard there's a difference of opinion on where to start measuring.
Proof that advertising does work.What a coincidence, I'm eating a burger and fries right now.
That's true. I would say from one end to the tip of the other end.
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